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2. Low
performance of
the machine.
3. Bearings
overheat.
4. The raw material
is discharged
through the air
intake (on the
housing).
Grinding plates fitted in the
wrong order
Worn bearing(s).
Grinding hammers badly
worn.
Grinding plates are badly
worn.
Too large pieces of thrown-
out material.
The processed raw material
is too moist.
Raw material flow is too
high.
Inadequate distance
between the bearings and
their base.
Dirty bearings.
Bearings too poorly
lubricated.
The speed is too high.
Worn bearing.
The flow of raw material is
too fast or uneven.
The voltage and therefore
the engine speed are too
low
The material tube leading
to the outlet is clogged
The air intake is too high or
too low
Correct their fastening.
Clean the area and replace
the bearings
Turn them on the mount or
replace them with new ones.
Replace with new ones.
Reduce the size of the pieces
of raw material to be
processed.
First, dry the raw material
that is to be processed.
Control the supply of raw
material to the hopper.
Improve their assembly.
Clean the bearings with
extraction gas.
Lubricate them thoroughly.
Wrong roller selection or
defective motor.
Replace with new ones.
Adjust the amount of raw
material fed to the machine.
Check and adjust the engine.
Clean the pipe.
Adjust the inlet holes with
the knob on the housing.
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